JUJU is Belfast (and Ireland’s) first Japanese-style jazz kissa – a dedicated café for listening to jazz, hosted by Belfast-born photographer and writer, Philip Arneill, creator of the acclaimed TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS project.

JUJU is Belfast (and Ireland’s) first Japanese-style jazz kissa – a dedicated café for listening to jazz, hosted by Belfast-born photographer and writer, Philip Arneill, creator of the acclaimed TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS project.

JUJU is Belfast (and Ireland’s) first Japanese-style jazz kissa – a dedicated café for listening to jazz, hosted by Belfast-born photographer and writer, Philip Arneill, creator of the acclaimed TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS project.

JUJU is Belfast (and Ireland’s) first Japanese-style jazz kissa – a dedicated café for listening to jazz, hosted by Belfast-born photographer and writer, Philip Arneill, creator of the acclaimed TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS project.

Join and listen in full to the new five-hour 100 track, album by Robocobra Quartet titled Hundred Pieces. A low-key hang out with the band and friends to celebrate the release, inspired by the durational art of Marina Abramović, and specifically her memoir Walk Through Walls. Across the track listing, the band morphs through genres - travelling from abrasive saxophone blasts to sound experiments and pensive post-hardcore tinged miniatures, then slowly disintegrating into dub mixes and austere ambience.